Static budgetary scoring considered correct by most in Congress fails to factor the velocity of money, how long people hold-on-to-it without investing or buying, which would be quite a short time with the Republicans’ tax plan, because companies will boom and many new ones formed out of the simplified tax system and relief from onerous regulations being implemented by the Trump administration. So dynamic scoring, not static scoring should be the rule in Congress, that burgeoning confidence and pocketbooks will greatly increase the velocity of money through the U. S. economy.
